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fishy lines by jach bass BIG THINGS EXPECTED OF TRACK TEAM It won't be long before Melton Field gets another dose of spring traffic. While it may not be physically the roughest, from a point of view of personal contact, track at Carolina may well be the most dangerous of sports. Between dodging fly balls and outfielders and keeping a wary eye open for stray football players on Melton Field it takes on a number of risks. With the opening of the track season just around the corner we'll take a look at the prospects. First the season will open with the first Atlantic Coast Conference indoor meet at Chapel Hill, N. C. on Feb. 26 and 27. With all but one of last year's fine team returning and Tommy Woodlee back from service, the cinder team ought to make a good name for themselves. Only Ernie Hulon, who is still in school but ineligible, will be missing. Last year's top scorers were Sonny Wilcher with 781/ points, Bobby Drawdy, 67, Freddy Roberts 481%t, Gene Berry 40, Jack Martin 33 7/10, Garn McBryde 33, and Joe Silas 32. Wilcher was a consistant winner last year in the 220 and 440 and anchored the state championship mile relay team. Ie was unbeaten in dual competition in the 440 and came in third in that event in the Southern Conference out door meet. Drawdy ran the 100 and 220-yard dashes and threw the javilan. His top time for the 100 was 9.9. With Woodlee, who has done the 100 in 9.7, the Gamecocks are going to be very hard to beat in the shorter dashes. Woodlee is also a crack 220 man. Roberts set a new state record in the 880 last year with a time of 1:57.5. He finished fourth in the Southern Con ference meet and also ran a leg on the mile relay team. He, Wilcher, Woodlee and a fourth man yet to be selected will probably comprise this year's mile relay team which should be one of the tops in the conference. Herry got most of his points in the javilan last year. Ile also performed in the broad jump. Martin did his point-making in the high hurdles and high .jump. McBryde would have been much higher on the point list had he not missed much of the season because of injuries. le excels in the mile and half-mile and with good luck regarding injuries could make the Gamecocks very strong in the distance events. Jack Blair is another good distance man who missed much of last season because of injuries. Blair and Allen Inabinet run the two-mile and Blair also doubles up in the mile. Most of the weight men will report late because of spring tootball practice. The two most important boys here are Ihe two good Joes from Macon-Joe Defore and Joe Silas. Both compete in the shot put and discus. Charlie Camp will aid here, too. Probably the strongest field event will be the pole vault wvith Ted Robinson and Smoky Darouse back. Robinson got as high as 13 feet in one of the dual meets and won the state title. He made tremendous progress during the course of the season. Don Whetstone and Phil Spotts will be back to aid in the huiirdlecs. Baskin Calls For Recruits Wright-J Coach Weems Baskin has re-1330M quested that all track candidates contact him at the athletic office as soon as possible after next - semester opens. The track team ~n beg<ins competition at the Atlantic OPM( U (Coast Conference indoor meetMe'Clhi, Feb. 26 at Chapel Hill, N. C. PIANS ANNOUNCED____ _______ (:ontinmued from page 1) -____ iipplatCfss students, and grad uate and t ransfer students respec- SEKSNWCE tively. FEC RE The exterior of freshman dor miitory will conform in style andSA D design with the present women's residence halls. Terrazzo floors80 in ,thie corridors, asphalt tile in ______________ the r(olms, panelled walls, and ac coust ial ceilings will make for efficient administration and low maintenance costs. The first floor will contain of fice space for the hostess, social- - rooms and lounges, storage rooms, 7LI____ iiia id's roomlU, a few bed rooms, and a study half.Exr Thel secondl andi third floors will Poeto consist mainly of bedrooms of uniform size with large and con- Ye,yugtXTAPR] veniently located baths, suites for SNhN AIIR N t he hioste.-s and assistant hostess, idvdal rpe nclo stor age faeilities, pressing rooms, sm rs,cencniini anid stiudy halls, clean and crisp until you're re Hours for the McKissick Li brary except during vacations andSUNS holidays are 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday through Friday; 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, L U D Y A and 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Sun- 11 EVI day. The library is closed on holi dlays andl open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. dluring vacations. | ma ame a am Pi Phi Kappa Voices Need Of Educators The Alpha Pi chapter of Kappa Phi Kappa, national . Education fraternity, met with Dean Travel stead last Thursday in Wardlaw. Members discussed with the dean of education plans for furthering the association of education stu dents on the Carolina campus and in the state. Dean Travelstead told the group that he would like to see an asso-. ciation formed on the campus, composed of both male and female education students, that worked toward better relations with fac ulty and among the students themselves. Such a group could also help to improve the program offered in the School of Educa tion, he said. During the discussion, the need for a lounge for education students and a meeting place for organized groups was brought out. Kappa Phi Kappa is taking as its project the forming of an association of education students and the pro vision of a suitable lounge to be located in Wardlaw. 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Driving iii frot rom lofferth (13), the game's hil in the foreground and Center Chal All, LITERAtY LICENSE Following is a letter to the Forty-niner, Long Beach (Calif State College: "I thought las week's suggestion by one of you AMI THE QUALITY YOU W No matter which size Chet you buy you get the samet p an<ol illne1ss that goes with get thle worh<is best toba)cc( s. by Ches;t<rfielt buyeis with 1 of our ieseaichi chemtists. highest in quality. oe Smith is shown (Irivinig in for i lay. n thse side is Ceiter Lee Collins (35) gh scorcr with 22 points. Clemson pir rhie Gage (35) unde14r the banskel. (Gc columnists . . . t.hat the campus ladies be invited to view the al leged 'literary gems' to be found on the walls in the men's rest "I smoke Chesterf Mary "I like IK Chesterf Peter Li MOKE REGULAR OR ERICAS N 2-WAY C NT THE LOW NICOTINI terfzid 13t for we buy)i tob)acco remigum fieltis, 01ur laboratories flavor from all over the t(oh i!You anti1 aunalyze t hem for selecte<l contet. Thie (xtra car< he help reett "tobacco tests,'"1 . anti( br)anls of cigaret tes w( ts, to be anialyz I. Th le fintdings Chie sterfieldl is highest low in nicotine. tf~2JtheTA! r~ MILE: you xI up agatist ( lemon. Suumth is captain and solendnly looking on is Fonward ye*rs are Forwa *rd BtiuddyI Shook (32) naccoc~k photo by Landist Perry ) rooml was in very bad! taste. I (Iuest ion1 theW bounarie 1(1 Sof l itera ry lIj(i).cse exercised byV the responis ible REGULAR eld," says Healy ING-SIZE eld," says nd Hayes .. ...... ..... (ING-SIZE CHESTERFIE OST POP IGARETrE E YOU WANT THE PROOF s for Chester- A group of Che take samples aiiI dI by a doc nero country twoI years. 15"% low. nlicot ine been( smokinog Cl -pays off! Ini Thei <lO'tor's exaI he( six le'adinlg :of them all, in qualit y - SINUSES, NOSE THROAT N ESS iihi s iin (ut: Alant W A A Finals To be Played At Gym Tonite The finals of the womern, intra muril basketball tourinament will be phryed tonight at the gym. Kappa Delta is scheduled to meet the winner of last night's gami between Inidependeits and Chi e Winner by brackets: (scores not available). 1racket No. 1 Winners Losers Kappa Delta Delta Zeta IIndepelidendets ZTA AD Ii Chi O 1i Phi ri-Delt Bracket No. 2 Kappa Delta Chi 0 Independents Pli Phi AlD li DZ ZT1A Tri-Delt Bracket No. 3 Kappa Delta Independents Chi 0 Tri-Delt A l) Pi Pi Phi Free Movies To be Shown To Students Free movies will be shown to university students tonight at 8 p.m. by the Fraternal Order of the Eagles it 9101'. Main Strvet, it has been announced by .1o Kalet.ki, membership director. A reel of comedy will be shown along with a film on American and Ilawaiian songs and diances. The fraternity room, equipped with a juke box, is open to stu dents every night except Sunday. to ... ... ... ..... UWAR YOU OUGHT TO HAVE sterfie'ld smokers have been ex tor every two months for almost f them - on the average -- have iesterfield for well over 10 years. inat ions show... no adverse effect. to the nose, throat and sin uses from smoking Chester field. Consider Chesterfield's rec ord with these smokers -- with m illions of oth.gr smokers throughout Amer ica. Change to Chesterfield aste atnd muildness you want - v--low in nicotine-b)est for you! IT l."Th1 Cqpl.g&~ I(41aMu o~C